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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-01
PATENT NOTICES.
Application for . Patent


uNn1D sTAxls LAsD 0yyzos,
EuehA. Nevada. Nay -, 1895
MOTTO. l. HEREBY GivxN THAT THR
~ Pay-DsJ Gold src Silver ming c,npsn5,
whose postod5ee sndress is Fan Francisc,.
California. has this rsy alec its application FOR
taler' f,r Fourteen hrno-ed aud eighty nine
Dnsnr feet OF the Psv.psy tains u seiD bearing
silver. with surface gr rpd Il, hundrvd feet &
sistll sifv ted 10 sschrabLit Mining istsiei
County OF lincoln. and STATE OF Nevada and
esiRDatsa BIZ tie Held notes spd cs,cisl plat or
lie N this oflce ~ Lot No. SO. locsfeu upon
uptufy.Jtd Land The exterior b't,ndsria- OF
AID OF No 81 being - follows, to WIT:
Beginning a. post Married NO. J, U survey
80 80. IRON which n mineral monument No
tesss ~ dec IS rstr r $40 feet The Stove.
pipe az Day Mining Company cs.lce Gear. h
rs IL 40 nlia $40 feet, o. 4 the siickertark Of
Fay-na; hoistine-votks bears = 81 deg IS nil
i so ,est. Then. lat courss, s "a der Is min :
GO Feet, 10 roet nsrEed Nc 6, U s surrey No 80
and pos. No Of Q y survey No 81, said poets
being ,dcn.icaI with the uorthedtter,y corner
eionunent Of the Pay Day location, ffosh which
tse Forth wsstrrly corner laopunrnt Of the Pay.
ssuteri5 corner Il tho psy.frs location.
% tbs westerly li,'eo Us surv-y No -; thence.
y So deg J. SEQ feet 70 posi- Nc !. U Il survey No
80. and thcncr. . "a deg IS min u COZ feet, 10
post Nc Q. U 3 survey No 20, and the p.srs Of
beginti.z. Containing an arst OF ~ fOp acrs Of
iapd. Which tracts being excludes from, slis
survey issve@ remaining an a~s Of "A 5siOo
acres OF land. fI
Magnetic variation IS deg East
The cati0n OF this D.ne - recorded IA the
Ree,'rl, - Once % Lincoln county, Nevada. III
Book Of Mining Notices.. This iods IL bounded
o. The east BY the ssckrsbbit mining claiua,
snl on tbs north, west and south by nc lrDvn
claims Any and all lxsscns claiming I'D.
e-rsc1y hry portion Of said Pay. Day nsine or
sr-are ground are required TO file their sdvsr. !
claims With tho Register Of the urited Hsatcs
Land Ofnoe NJ Eursks, IN the state Of Nsssdt
during tic sixty days pesiod Of p1blhsticu
heraof. or they will DO barr.a by virtue of The
rtoviH.opH Of tho Nasute
FIN. HIHcKLsg, Register,
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NOTICE.

10 THOMAS sausDERs sc- sss,snoaa
owner or cwness to one.hslf Interest in tie
Hall Moon laipe. situated In Fly Mining Dla.
tric;, ihcein County, state Of nevada. you ore
hereby noiitl' that Tiers ere now due ON Jou
the s';il OF FIFTY $3.50 Dollars your int rest
In liaa Move named mine, for assessment work
COY on raid nipe { the year 1885, which you
a'e htrshy roti.ed to pay Immediately together
With the costs Of this advertisement, otLsrwis,
ahsll ciaioi Forfeiture Of your intor, ct, IN on
sorn.ty With tho Gcta Of Congress tsection 5D
'icnd sgainat pur hssing The said interest from
the said Thomas Saunders, his heirs or as
Tgness, GO they cannot under .xistIng circum.
slfDr,s make lssai transfer.
TKOe. ]. MCMAHON
rinche yhBpsry 10, lass. jaie.9Cd
LINN Ii X slsr.s. AASa "a. s.a<.-~ "a
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Usrrrp STATES LAND o7i.cr.

"a
NoII-E Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT Z. j. IN
~ BnETox WHOSE postotics address Ia Can
ffsueasco, California, has this day died his s,-
plicAt.o4 for patent for ffteen humid ed liacnr
vct7 bessi~s silver, With surface groundtHg
hHn1fed secs 81 With. situated in h .lilins
District County Of Lincoln, md State Of Ne.
vAaa, a1d dseirnatsd By the field notes and
etariA RiAt % alstn this ciKce as Lot Number
y. 10 Tovnship !, North Range 81 eaet Of
:Souut pisblc mos.disa. Sand lot No ii being
eonrdsd ssfoltows, tctwit. -
Dsgtnntng 81 post .airled 30 !. u q survey
No u WHENCE the 6E corner post OF section On
!. B 81. r. Y D Ia, bears Il 80 deg 80 roin
y ~ feet. Thence rupninE. lat Course, " 10
deg . min " GIG $40 feet, to port Married No Q,
= snfysy No ~; thence. "a eorrss, So deg as
Dtn " ~ s.i0 feet, 70 post Married No s. U q
= nfvsy 10 ~, from which post on lot No 90, o
thence, "a course, n deg Is min soa feot, 10
pest ms<ks4 No 4, " y aurvey No II; {serce,
S3h couEss 50 deg ~ min Z ele y.in feet, to
pest masked Ne6. o survey No Il; stanec, 18th
nsttAa koc q 9 survcv No II: thence, 9Th
osnf.e. 8 q - @ min " 3tu feat. 10 pest No /.
she ylNesef " laSanx .coaeai aiue q e rcres.
Nsglgt1e vsriatinu 70 dog East.
Tte lccstien fshis mine l. recordsi in the
Rsesssss's q esef Ely Mining p'ssritt.Lsncc,n
IN cham il BOUNDED By no Known c,s.ma.
the nearest Being tho sPicche'' lode, On tbs
ecstA AID tho "Silver'' lode on the eoush.
AZ and ~ PSF mus ciaimina adversely arr
8 sttaes ernnnd afs sernirsd 70 Gle their I'd
claims With tbs Register OF the United 3tates
LAND OEce 81 Eurs6A. IN til. state Of NevsfE,
during the sixtZ dsys period of publication
hsss.s q snsy IN 2. barred % virtue Of the
III. urxcKLEz. Register.
II q eeub5 oedsrsd thst the foregoing netice
~ epfi1eAttou for pstestt Be- pub1iahed for tie
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L.
Ton, aversion 20 Hncirty, Ainie.s o. vision,
nciss4- In the head tbs vital n1Id passing aLob-
served IN the urine, and rnRny Ctilcs disease
rot lead To irsslity and death.
DR.. AthflE, VITO Il & regular rhysiciEn
tafaunste OF CDtvnrsity ei ieansy iyhpial, and
eho dfvo'fs Lis whole time ~ atudy to tbest
complaints, viii agree 10 forfeit Gvs bandreu
tgilsrS for caHe Of this k,nd the VITAL he.
-FoaA I'VE lgpde- his special advice aud
'TaH'meitl VII not cure, or for anything in,
pa c Of I'M tous found In 1t DI. MlNTiE
5rea all private diseases succ. rsfrlly without
nsrcufy Gonsriisticp tree. lhor, uyh ear,
NJ. ion and Twice, ircluii analy -is urine
ST. Price of VIrAf KE-TuR,IIvt, 81 50 !,
octtle,or four times the Quantity. 50: eeLt to
if1 addrssF upon r'Hoiit OF price, or y. o D
'srure from observation, and 10 private nsme.
Il desired, ty
A. 4. MINrIE, u D.,
ii kenrnt street ran francisco, Cal.
sAsi LIZ RoTT;.E FREE,
WIZ be sent to any ono applying b. letter,
dtinS symptoms. II X and she. etrip. secrecy
u regard 10 ell hntiuess trgrarctiura.
Dh hfN ilE'S tIDstl REAiCx NEpH.
hEntlCtG, cures all kiuds of bladder COM
plaipis gonorri ons, plte., ,snc, rrAuA. For srIs
% all druggists; 81 do.lsr bottle; e.s battles
or %.
DR. MiSTiE's DssDRLIoN PILLS are the
iest and cheapest dysp psia and bilious euro IN
he narse;. For sale by Ill druggists.
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: Notsce to Creditors.

Eeta,e Of anthony MeaIas,cn. De-
eensed.
NJoTicn rs aEREHy GIVEN BY THE IN
" dersisncd, Executor Of tho las. viii and
.es'sire;l. "a An hony McIshon. deceased, TO
th. colisor. OF, and 10 eli persons having
clGiIas nszinst the estate OF said de caavd 1,
exh,bit their,. with the Unnecessary vouchere an
v'rifiesti ~ or before the 9th day OF Frb
rusry, 1855. to the said unde, signed. at bis
cfhco IN pioche. Lincoln County, Nevada. Vi
tAey viii 10 forever barred.
n u ELAN,
Executor of tho last will and teets q spt Of
AntloEy iicfIahnn. dcceased. q. lin.
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DIR. M9MTsE,
SPECIALIST & CRiNU IT'D.
No. II kEAKNY syREIT.
TREAT5 ALL Cag0Nrr, PRIVATE AND
i special Disease wi b the sst3e wonderful
sueoess a. Of old.
The Great E'nsIiSH Remedy

Ia a never falling
euro fer nervos@ d,
elify, ern rrt.'d Vi
SALTY, s. f,itnal sesh-
utss, fferE.asS rfLss.
let o.lhfool, inp9
icacA, r9t5iss!B an"
al II, terrible ,ileeIs
o. yoethiui FOL -.
anu t5cesnts IN I'll
;arTr yesrs--spch lt
lpss Of memory las.
E.f ii
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At rsscDs miners' meeting It Mount
Corey District = rule wss adopted pro-
bibising tae recording Of conflicting
claims 10 tie sane ground. This 10 s
good regulation and should to in th.
by.lsws Of al Mining districts, =, much
trouble.ors rad expensive litigation
would b sl,as prevented.
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Earnest $. Hullscalnp, who fsi
'N.vs the coach Of Victoria Morosini,
les Nho afterwsrd, IS her husband,
orlgen by hrs. Victoria Huliscanp, is
" sr9f'as but hslf-scsmp, bis better
'alf having left him. He has enlisted in
tie United States marine corps, "a.
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Ths residence Of the editor Of tie Hsr.
ney items ct Barns, Grsnt county
Oregon, wss burgisrixed last veek, and
Mexican dollar ard fvc-esnt piece
s'pi-n. The Question row agisstins the
9n'st .osn CT Burma ia: Why did .he
ed..or keep SO much money in tie house.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-01

stove. win drum, pipe and zinc; desa ]
bitter press, do b s.ooi. . th.trs, table, !
letter scele, fAfa With door hrossn, 2 aurye,
oTs ooapssses, pictures and fraues, 5 Vi
hiss' letter flies, | match nsfe. cloek, 70
Fetter = 18th any other personal property belong
bg to tie Meadow Valley ai:,,,ue Con;p.uv !,
u LIAR PiuoSe teysds
and NOTICE e nefspy Givep that or
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ifar ore hnetsts, old snvil. old bellows
! GRE screen. eheaye end boz E. ooilcla
hciatiag rope, par pissfa.tl scales sTiad
Que sad frame, ho { re Of Gre rnors or less.
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MIs0TL

~ Inch csspips II couplings, G short II: Zach
steel dii.is. reeis old ia, virs cable. spur
wheel, stat ard red, pinion, 2 old csges. /
small iron pulley, ton, more OF less, OLD
aersf' iran, snltH, etc; so snchor 30 20, Ii
tnehse. feet lorg, sncfor bolts IL inches,
fleet long; Is anchor boite, 2 inches, ioa seef
org; i2c pieces strap iron, LIS inches, Ik feet
tcng. punched; 40 pieces Of Strap frog, Axe
inches, u feet iarS, pr, ched: 81 riecss hos
chsin hTsossi 10 slchcr bolts, . u inches, ii
fest iong; 20 snehor solts. ~ inchep. 81 fee
long; iros gearp1 hand wiua.sss; pieces cr,t
granite ro2s shout e17 feet, end is ipehe-
ss!ak' !ls cestiaes iaz prup; euen 7o,rt
ViTe c.ele; ? tsssties.
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a5veigo blocss. anvil bol.cvs, vlsas,
one 50 rsir bIncks7rith tonss, biacsrmitt
hsurer, 20 bisrknnaith tools With hrndlsn,
rstclS driile. screw plates F.cckn cad taps, 81
stee' drtllh, p.lrchec, ety.. Geonp shovel, {
neM ! a. tools, t.rs neesrref, & bahbit ls,i,as
20 fe c-e cable chs.o. more cr iess, ratchet
lrtli brace, wooden clenps pan eriuole. /
rocl ores,e- Gle, piece eteel Q inches ty Q fee,
lolS, piece stesl 9 i-2 snchcs by feet iof,1,
90. rsck, 10 rcrnd rno-a or less. nuta, lion
wster tank, tsre line. s.iran lara lxa tache.
about 90 feet loEG. J s-iaca EhEii 10 feet irng,
sol3a-irg i-es.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
GRINDING THEM OUT.
How the Great City Reform Admin'stra-
ten Runs Things.


And now the great City Reform Admin
istration is turning the crank and the I'M
fortunate anti-administration- party sup
porters must have their heads chopped on
as the wheel of fate reyolyes One OF the
latest victims of the reform administra-
tons reform grind is John Henry, sound
Democrat, probably On offensive partisan.
Mr.. Henry was stoker at the establish
meat known as the Gas Works, which is
intended to furnish light to the community
and put money into the City Treasury,
and sill of which it no doubt does. But il
is now large sized political machine and
the Republican Reform Administration
has got a grip on the crank, and they are
they are whirling her for all that's out.
In fact, they are having fun, and if Dsm-
ocrst loses his hold on the wheel the Re-
formers give no reason for banging him
across the fingers to make him drop; and
vet it is reform policy they are pursuing.
A REGISTER man met Mr.. Henry the other
dsy and asked him why he had been asked
to resign, and he said:
Superintendent Dillon came 10 me
about $50 o'clock in the evening and said
he would have TO do without me, as he
had man in my place. l asked
him his reason for my discharge, and
he said he didn't have any. Then asked
him if l didn't do my work right. DE
said yes; your work is good enough, but
you know this thing has come to be run as
a political machine, and we must grind the
Democrats all out Then you are putting
me ont because am Democrat, said /.
That's Just it, answered the Superin-
tendent, aud that was the last of it,"
This is reform like the gas is sometimes
lots of it, but poor quality. Let 'er go,
Gallagher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
A Resume of the Contents of the Loca
Department of the Paper.

A Resume of the Contents of the Local
Department of the Paper.
The police were kept pretty busy Satur-
day, total of twenty-one names being reg
istered on the blotter at headquarters.
There were quite number of fights, but
the majority Of the cases came from too
tree indulgence in alcoholic stimulants.
During the afternoon there was rafting
fight on the upper end of the Island be-
tween Thomas Kyne and Frank Foster,
the result of bad blood engendered at a
dance at Zilch's Hall, at Ktnayille, Friday
night. The men evaded arrest on this side
OF the river.
SATURDAY. was an extremely busy day for
our merchants. The retail stores did q
tremendous business, and the streets were
crowded with shoppers until very late
hour. The SUNDAY REGISTER outlined
the day very fully, and dwelt upon the
large volume of business and cOntrdsted 1t
with corresponding days in years past. A
number of interesting things in the way Of
presentations of canes and other tokens OF
esteem and good will occurred, and were
appropriately referred to.
A terrible accident occurred on the OHIO
River Railroad d short distance above
Powhatsn, about , O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, which resulted in the almost
instant death of coal miner named Brice
Hyatt, aged about 45years. The casualty
was caused by the deceased, who was
walking on the track, not needing the
approach of the train in time.
The transfers of real estate offered tor
record embraced w. NJ. Dunlap, special
commissioner to Felix Muldoon, for five
acres of land on Csstleman's Run, consld-
Grafton $500. Caroline Juergeus to James
A. Henry, for lot No. - and three-tourths
of lot No. Al at the corner of Maryland
and North Broadway, for 50, 600. Eugene
Hanke to VIM. SpargO for the east part OF
lot No. II, in John McLure's addition, for
1910
Herman Perry, a Sonng man OF eighteen
years, was arrested in Bellaire for utterlng
a number OF forged checks.
A large attendance OF children at tire
Capital Rink, Saturday afternoon, upon
invitation OF Major Camp.
Notice was given OF an advance OF temper
cent. in the rates for fourth, fifth and sixth
class freight to oil Western points, to go
;atO effect January %.
The SOCIAL events of the Weel were fully
ou,Iined in sundays paper, the depart
ment including an account Of the recent
entertainment of the Parkersburs Arr
Association, from the columns Of the S'a'e
Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION.
Miss Lizzie Evans ut the Opera House
This Afternoon and Evening.

Miss Lizzie Evans Mt the Opera House
This Afternoon and Evening.
Miss Lizzie Evans, one of the most
charming aud accomplished soubrettes on
the stage, will appear at the Opera House
this afternoon and evening in "FOgG S
Ferry" and Our Angel" respectively,
and crowded houses are assured on both
occasions, as the sale of seats indicates.
The 81. Louis Globe Democrat says OF her:
Miss Lizzie Evans, III her new play,
''Our Angel" was greeted by a large audi
ence at the Peoples last night. Miss
Evans is somewhat OF revelation from
what she was a lew years ago. She has
improved wonderfully, acts welt, Sings
we'll and does everything well, and has tie
encouragement Of her audience from the
beginning to the close OF her play.
She is bright and sparkling, perfectly
natural and gives life to everything about
her. Her newp}sy, "Our Angel, y iSa good
one, and better suited to her than any
thing she has ever had. 1t is OF the Far
West, hut without the incidents of Wild
west life which authors generally thinl9lt
necessary to drag in. 1t Is full OF comedy,
with enough of the tenderness and honesty
of uutaiuted country life to make 1t
palatable, and enough sehemiug and viii
lainy to give spice TO q story which would
be- otherwise rather tame. The support Is
very good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
"My Aunt. Bridget I"

Monroe and Rice will open a three
nights engagement at the Grand Opera
House. on next Thursday evening, in the
ever funny comedy "My Aunt Bridget. u
The people know what it is, "a it was here
last season. The following from the Bal
timore DaHy Nelcs speaks Tor itself my
Aunt Bridget was last night presented at
the Academy OF Music tn good house
George w Monroe's impersonation OF
Bridget McVeieh. the intTaOtable Irish
aunt, kept the auditors in a roar of laugh.
ter with mis- Tor herr asthmatic "Oh by
gosh" and ROOd-natured hlunders in Ell,
quette. As p Alton McNeigh, the un.
lucky nephew, John Z. Rice scored n bit.
The other gentlemen OF the cast took their
parts in excellent style. OF the ladies,
petite Miss SalIie Cohen as the maid Polly
wsrbled and danced her way into the
hearts OF the audience; and Miss Helen
Lowell rs The jealous sweetheart displayed
several elegant toilettes and sang very
charmingly." Seats are on sale at SheIb's
music store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
Chraner Railroad Far,s.

Onthe first If January. ISIS, the Bllti-
more 1qd Ohio Railroad Company will in
augurate the sale a. local Round Trip
tickets at al its offices east of the Ohio
river.
These tickets will be sold 10 any station
on the line east of the Ohio river, at dis
count averaging about ten per cent. of the
regular rate, and they will be valid for
passage for thirty days, including day OF
sale. They will he sold for all trains, every
day in the year, aud it is expected that
their introduction will bring about an in
crease in the volume of local travel thst
will, eventually, more than compensate
the company for the reduction in rates.
We have no doubt this voluntary sction
on the part of the Baltimore and Ohio
Company viii be appreciated by the
people depending ap0n it for the means
Of transportation, and believe that ulti-
mate results will establish the wisdom of
its liberal policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointediy Para
Eraphed for Hssty Readers.

The News of the Day Pointediy Para
Ersphed for Hssty Readers.
The Lizzie Evans company is at the
Howell
THERE will be quite large number OF
dances this evening
THE Council Committee on Finance is
called 10 meet this evening.
THE river marks last evening Indicated
5 feet 6 inches and rising, rise OF inches
in the past "a hours.
The menu at the Howell House was
very elaborate, yesterday, and afforded q
fue Christmas dinner.
The REGISTER patrol wagon" was
again called into rsquisitiOn, last evening,
Officer Shorts giving Steve Quinn ride to
the City Hall.
THE many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Z W.
Duraway will learn with sOrrow OF the
death of their bright little infant daugh-
ter, which occurred shortly after midnight,
from scarlet fever.
1T was reported that there were to be
several big cooking mains yesterday and
today between Wheeling and Pittsburg
birds, but whether any came off last even
ing was not learned.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge COM
pany will be held at the office of the COM
pany, on Monday, January 9, for the cleo
ton of nine managers, to serve the ensu'
ing year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
CHARNOCK-GARY.
A Chr!stmas Wedding At the First Baptist
Church, Yesterday,

Yesterday afternoon, at the First Bap
fist church, Mr.. Frank 7. Charnock, Ql
Findlay, Ohio, and Miss Matte l. Gary,
of this city, wers married, Rev. A. l.. Jor
dan, pastor OF the church, officiating. The
ushers were MessrI. Dan J. Prayer AND
Harvey Fee, and they perform.",ii Their dn.
ties in an efficient manner, comfortably
seating the large assembage gathered to
witness the event. The bride was atti;ed
in handsome light red costume, OF
satin, cut walking l'ngth, and she never
looked pTcttier.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony q
pleasant reception was rendered the
couple nj the residence of the brides
parents on Thirteenth street and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charnock were the recipients OF
many hearty congratulations aud good
wishes. They also received large mum.
her Of handsome presents. hr. aud Mrs.
CharnOCk leave on Tuesday next for Find
lay, o, their future home, where Mr.
Charnock ia interested in the glass bust
nfss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
POINTS on PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
and Goinx OF Strangers.

hoVsmenis OF Citizens and the Coming
and Goinx OF Strangers.
A. ]. Criswell, of Msrtinsburg, is at the
Howell.
Mr.. Samuel Riley, of Newport, o., is al
the Stamm.
Mr.. G. E. Callahan and wife, Miss Lizzie
Evans, are at the MCLure.
James Montgomery and wife, of Wells
burg, are at the Howell.
Mr.. J. p. Gilchrist has returned from
New York to visit his family at Leather
wood during the holidays.
Miss Virginia COen, Of Wheeling, viii
be the guest of Mrs. Robb, during the
coming week. -PrkerSJurg Journal.
Mr.. George Lingaman is home from
Pittsburg to visit his mother several days
He has u guest in the person of Mr.. Viii
Dunlap, OF Buffalo, \. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
MEMS rubbers SOC at Hasenauer's.
To California, December 10th and 26th

To California, December 10th and 26th
1887.
Excursions to Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, Cal, will be run from all points on
the Panhandle Route on Mondays, Decem'
Der 10Th and 26th, 1887. Pullman Buffet
Cars and Eastlake Coaches will run through
to St Louis and Chicago, where connections
will be made with through cars running
over California lines. For full information
regarding rates, time Of trains, and choice
of routes, call on or address the nearest
agent of the Panhandle Route, or
SAMUEL MOODY,
District Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
A ReDorted Fight,

It was rumored last night that fight
occurred in Jennie McBride's house in the
Sixth ward, in which one man was tapped
on the head with hatchet and another got
slugged with a beer bottle. However, no
arrests were made, and the affair must
have been pretty successfully hushed up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26
OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
They Have Come Direct from New
Orleans,

They Have Come Direct from New
Orleans,
In closing the weeks oyster business.
and, by the way, the largest weeks oyster
business in all the history Of my trade, l
desire to cap the climax by introducing
to-day the Great Southern GRAND
LAKE" and BAYOU Cook" oysters,
which received yesterday per United
States Express OBJECT FROM NEW Or
LEANS. l pronounce these oysters the
finest saltwater favored OF any have ever
seen. also received another heavy ship
ment of my regular New York and Balti-
more oysters for to-day's trade. An early
wagon delivery will be made to all oyster
depots and stores selling my oysters in
this vicinity; and everybody can be sure
Of strictly fresh stock to-day.
". o. MCCLUsKEY,
Wholesale Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-26

d. 4. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF, Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
be has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'S Drug
store